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What Is Your Favorite Show for the Following Elements?
Dec 29
2017, 03:24:59 PM
Well I am only able to go to about 3 a year. So on Broadway I have seen about 10 shows. I have seen a few on Tour also, but when I was younger so I don't remember much.
I will also admit I am not a big fan of watching plays/musicals unless it is rock music, or comedy. This also transfers to movies and TV. I much rather prefer to work backstage. I have probably worked over 30 musicals and plays so far in Indiana. Like Hunchback of Notre Dame, Grease, Cinderella, Fiddler on the Roof, etc.
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What Is Your Favorite Show for the Following Elements?
Dec 29
2017, 01:37:15 PM
I was wondering what everyone's favorite Musical/Play is for the following elements.
Music:
Singing:
Acting:
Choreography:
Technical:
Plot:
Warning: Possible Spoilers!!
Music: School of Rock. I really like rock music out of all genres.
Singing: School of Rock. While not the best in terms of singing, the kids were very impressive and it was unique to have a mostly kids cast.
Acting: The Play That Goes Wrong. Extremely funny and
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How Do Movable Stages Work?
Dec 28
2017, 03:25:24 PM
So I have done technical theatre for over 8 years in High School and College, including other theatres around Indianapolis. However, none of the theatres have a feature Broadway stages have: the ability for the stages to move up and down. This has shown in The Lion King and Paramour. This also includes part of the set under the stage floor that rose.
So in these theatres, I was wondering what type of machinery raised these stage floors and normally how much space is available under the
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